With some basic sketches found online, I started modelling and planning. I took some liberties in the design, trying to make it appreciably the same as the one seen in the game, but functional and printable. Use Portal turret sounds and voices from the game. Close up and go to sleep until someone else comes along. If the person is no longer there, run a little scanning search routine. If the person is still there after opening, fire until they drop. Use a crank mechanism with sliders, just because. Open the "wings" if it senses someone in front. The goal here was to make it move in 3 "axes", with spoken sound from the game and LED's to simulate firing. This design uses an Arduino Nano, an MP3 player chip, distance sensor, servos, LEDs and 3D printed parts. For me, this was an exercise of properly modelling the entire assembly in Fusion 360 first, before building anything. This Christmas, I decided to design and build a working Portal turret gun from the game A way to control you Turret gun! Control multiple turrets with a single controller. The only adhesive gel ability left in the game's Portal 2 file codes makes it known that the area covered by it will not be affected by the pushing gel.- CARA MIA! - Master Turret Control is here!! -Ĭheck out the Master Turret Control. Initially, the sticky gel had to act in the same way as the blue paint in the game Tag: the Power of Paint, on the basis of which the principles of action of the gels in Portal 2 were built. However, the updated gel was not found in the game files, however it is known that it had the ability to reflect lasers. Then the developers decided to remove the gel from the game.Īs a result, after updating the game, the sticky gel was replaced with a repulsive gel using the texture of the converting gel. Judging by the comments of the developers, the gel is cut out because the testers were disoriented and could not determine where they are for a long time. The gel was able to stick objects and player to the walls and ceiling of the test chambers to solve them. This is a purple substance that was cut from the final version of Portal 2 and can be found in Portal 2 Authoring Tools. The prototype of its texture is a group of skins of the model Chell from Portal, which is different from the model Chell from Portal 2 in the game files. Let the concept of a joint regime human trials were abandoned, some replica of Glados, which is a reference to the weight of Chell and Mel, were reused in the release of the game for comic effect, as Atlas and P-Body robots. Now, Mel is the main character in the user modification of Portal 2 - Portal Stories: Mel. Some suggest that the woman in the picture is an early Chalk design. However, this version of the Chell model lacks a braid, and the face looks younger. The partner is wearing the same early Chell jumpsuit design from Portal 2. The screenshot shows the player looking at his partner. In the interactive book the Final Hours of Portal 2 there is a snapshot of the early stage of co-op mode. In addition, this was a good explanation for the constant revival of players. While Mel was still the main character, the testers were" disappointed " that Glados didn't recognize the player immediately.While after reworking the Chalk as a cooperative test subject, testers were also reluctant to evaluate cooperative puzzles due to the effects of deaths without rebirth destroying cooperative robots at the end of each Chapter and the Assembly system to start and continue each test chamber helped solve the problem. In the later stages of the Portal 2 development cycle, it was cut out of cooperative mode with Chell, and they were both replaced by robot test subjects: Atlas and PI-Body.
PORTAL 2 TURRENT SONG SKIN
She looks like a blonde with blue eyes, wearing a blue jumpsuit, with a lighter skin tone than Chell. Looks like Chalk with a slightly modified early textures and models of Chell from Portal. After that, it was completely removed from the game. Initially, Mel was the protagonist of Portal 2, then was moved to a cooperative campaign with Chell. John organized a guitar accompaniment, and they performed it for the first time in their living room. The song was soon re-recorded at the local Studio.Įllen stated that she wrote most of the song in her head while in the bathroom, and then just worked on the details. The song has long been unknown to the General public until the moment when Jagger, Gravning during the writing of the article "GLaDOS and The Sniper: A Love Story Voice Acting" asked Ellen McLain and John Patrick lowrie, will they ever release this track.
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